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Death in the Stocks by Georgette Heyer SOURCEBOOKS Landmark Sourcebooks Landmark Mystery & Thrillers Pub Date 01 Feb 2019 Review Georgette Heyer’s first Inspector Hannasdye mystery, Death in the Stocks, demonstrates her unique wit and exemplifies her characteristic blend of comedy, romance and murder. Originally published in the 1930’s, Death in the Stocks has an energetic charm frequently found in screwball comedies. There isn’t much action- most occurs “off screen”. H

Bones Behind the Wheel A Haunted Guesthouse Mystery by E. J. Copperman Crooked Lane Books Mystery & Thrillers Pub Date 08 Jan 2019 Review A Lincoln continental is difficult to ignore, particularly when it is buried in your backyard along with a skeleton- but that doesn’t mean Alison Kerby doesn’t try, despite her family’s and her resident ghostly investigator’s ardent interest in the very cold case. Adding to the fun is the car’s mysterious disappearance and reappearanc

Lipstick Voodoo A Kincaid Strange Novel by Kristi Charish Penguin Random House Canada Vintage Canada General Fiction (Adult) , Sci Fi & Fantasy Pub Date 08 Jan 2019 Review Lipstick Voodoo is a pleasant departure from the average paranormal/ urban fantasy. While it isn’t perfect, (Nate can be extremely annoying) it has a lot in its favor - an intriguing magical premise (spiritual energy comes from the otherside and can be used to contact/raise the dead), a capable hero